"Maced Girl" Who Punched Trump Supporter May Be Charged By Police
By Tyler Durden
One of the truly remarkable things about Donald Trump’s run for the White House is the extent to which he has proven to be immune to criticism.
In many ways, the GOP frontrunner is a living, breathing negative ad for himself. Whether you hate him or you love him, you hold your breath when he opens his mouth because you understand there’s a decent chance something absolutely off the wall is about to come spilling out and you’re never really sure whether this will be “the one” – the Trumpism that finally pushes too far beyond the sensibilities of even the most ardent supporters.
Incredibly, Trump still hasn’t met his Waterloo. He’s called Mexicans drug dealing rapists. He suggested that John McCain is a loser for getting himself captured in ‘Nam. He’s theoretically banned the world’s fastest growing religion from North America. He’s promised to tax Chinese imports at 40%. He’s implied he’ll force Mexico to built a giant cage around itself to keep its people from escaping. And now he’s suggested that if abortion were illegal, he’d need to figure out the best way to punish women who break the law.
But here’s the thing: it works.
Trump is onto something. Apparently, America’s blood is boiling and “The Donald” has tapped right into a vein.
Now, the downtrodden masses – i.e. an electorate that’s sick and tired of the entrenched political aristocracy inside the Beltway and utterly fed up with being told to “eat cake” by the legions of modern day Marie Antoinettes that flit around Capitol Hill and Mahogany Row with their thumbs glued to Blackberry scroll balls that went extinct on Main Street a half decade ago – are mainlining the Trump brand of political heroine. Millions of Americans are nationalists without even knowing it. They’re speaking out against EM mercantilism without the slightest conception of what that means. And most importantly, they’re prepared to bet two-and-a-half centuries of history on a campaign platform built on an appeal to one man’s ad hoc version of Realpolitik.
Would a Trump presidency usher in a new era of American prosperity? Almost certainly not. But note we said “almost.” A Clinton presidency will definitely not change anything. And neither would a Cruz presidency or a Kasich administration. In short, Americans know two things for sure at this point: 1) both Trump and Bernie Sanders would bring real (as opposed to Obama-brand) “change” to America; 2) Trump can win his party’s nomination, while Bernie can’t.
The takeaway: if you want real change, you vote Trump.
In short, by simply saying what a whole lot of people are thinking anyway, Trump has instilled his campaign with a degree of authenticity that’s impossible for other candidates to emulate and that makes him virtually unstoppable save a misstep or two (or three) when someone like Chris Matthews presses him on specifics.
What the billionaire’s detractors have failed to understand is that the only way to beat Trump …read more
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